Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-01
Saturday. January 1, 1857.
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The Washington Sunday Gazette
treats thusly of the Use and abuse
wrought upon the country by labor
organizations and IL will amply repay
pcrsual:
The U uwielGy and unh althy
growth Of the Knights OF Labor has
produced the usual result, aud We see
the order on the eve of various strikes
and splits that its enemies may eIull-
ingly think will be lis downfall.
This, however, we do not look upon Ms
probable. When conducted wIthiu
proper limits aud animated by u sense
OF Justice 10 those not connected with
IL, IL will be II very good thing. The
chief errors into which the Knights
have fallen are the tacit .ncourage-
ment OF Socialism. the brutal repression
from work Of men who do not belong
70 the order or will not unque1tiou-
ingly obey It's doctrines. In this
country there is very little doubt that
the former Is the parent OF the latter
Evil and We are pleased TO think iu the
fight goicg on IN the orders, between
b eimported Socialists and the Amerl-
can ~workingmen, the defeat aud tx.
pulsion Of the former will enfrauchise
the latter. The trades unions are
also having u contest ove this very
same subject.
A malignant Pole named Jablonow-
ekt, who has become the "bossn Of n
labor union in New York, initiating
his foreign friends in the knights,
lately issued m order prohibiting
workingmen from reading such news
papers ~ he did not approve! II 10 in-
credible. but the fact remains that
there were many men with such pusil-
luminous souls ~ Ia obey the order.
The central labor union Of New York
rescinded the order and IN, down on
the man who issued il. We can as
suite the central labor union that the
work they have done il a good one
and advise them not To stop IL. They
are in the beginning OF a contest out
OF which they must emerge victorious
or remain as defeated slaves subject to
the whine Of the socialistic matters.
IL j. the manifest Determination al
the-- imI ortrd soriallst., ~ the New
York sun ju-,ly observes. to- de- their
utmost e. cru-h out the Spirit of indr-
pendrnre among American working.
men. They will sriZ. every opIor-
tuniry 10 put un the screws" aud il
they caunot rule they will ruin IL p,s
Q BILE The trades unions. They know
no other methods than those ofhesp0t-
ism and they will have no other.
These socialists have fixed convictions,
resolutions, and q very clear aud def.
mite. purpose, Inferior in NUMBER
though they are. they are terribly in
earnest so that they are Away on hand
at meetings and always act as one
man. Moreover, they des i-e their
opponents. as they de-pi-e the country
that has given them refuge, home and
labor, and they are always plotting to
destroy III institutions.
"The sooner this fight come says
the journal W. have already quoted,
''the better for the great mrs. OF work.
ingmen.p Tie difference between
these latter aud the socialists IL radi-
cal aud the two parties cannot remain
In the same organization. III the
trade unions d" not wish To become
socialisiic societies, pure and simple,
they must rise aud put out the social.
lists. The latter want and will have
their own way, even IL they are
obliged to go by themselves To get il.
They regard the conservative work.
ingmen AS worse enemies than the
capitalists Of whom they talk ~ much.
Now these socialists, most of them.
are imported warrants criminals and
visionary dreaners, whose insolence
In trying to dictate their will 10 the
people Of this country il equalled only
by their bloody cruelty and their Zero.
cious disregard of all law and morally.
They should be PUT down at once.